śūlaḿ bhaumo 'cyutaḿ hantum

ādade vitathodyamaḥ

tad-visargāt pūrvam eva

narakasya śiro hariḥ

apāharad gaja-sthasya

cakreṇa kṣura-neminā

sulam -- his trident; bhaumah -- Bhauma; acyutam -- Lord Krishna; hantum -- to kill; adade -- took up; vitatha -- frustrated; udyamah -- whose endeavors; tat -- its; visargat -- release; purvam -- before; eva -- even; narakasya -- of Bhauma; sirah -- the head; harih -- Lord Krishna; apaharat -- removed; gaja -- on his elephant; sthasya -- who was seated; cakrena -- with His disc; kshura -- razor-sharp; nemina -- whose edge.


Texto

Bhauma, frustrated in all his attempts, took up his trident to kill Lord Krishna. But even before he could release it, the Lord cut off his head with His razor-sharp cakra as the demon sat atop his elephant.

Significado

According to Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti, as Bhauma raised his invincible trident, Satyabhama, sitting on Garuda with the Lord, said to Krishna, "Kill him right away," and Krishna did just that.